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ilife suite and adrenaline so it is the ultimate adrenaline rush. >> he is no stranger to thrills. from judo two diving to parachuting. to prepare for space, he had three years of intensive training, including at the houston space station in the u.s. to condition his body. throughout the six months he will spend in space, he and his colleagues will take advantage of the zero gravity environment to carry out no fewer than 300 scientific experiments. , the specialine environment reduces the same effect of raising. we can explore that directly. we have sonogram technology. fortunately for us, it is reversible. it allows the laboratory on earth to simulate aging and testing. >> something else he we were able to test, the effect of music on his fellow crew members. he said he would like to practice his saxophone on the iss when the instrument may makes it into space on a cargo shipment as long as the rest of the team is not my. genie: let's take a look at today's top stories. the syrian government bonds strongholds in aleppo. this after the syrian president says trump can be a natural a

. >> it's an adrenaline-kicking son of a gun, i'll tell you this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dickerson: good evening. scott is off. i'm john dickerson. america has an addiction problem, and today in the first report of its kind, surgeon general vivek murthy called for a major shift in the way we treat this. his report says nearly 21 million suffer from substance abuse. it affects more americans than cancer, yet 90% are not getting treatment. the economic impact is more than 440 billion dollars. cbs news dr. tara narula joins us now. tara, do we really know how to define addiction? >> reporter: the report does a great job of telling us this is a spectrum that ranges from substance misuse all the way to the more severe form of the disorder addiction. it's a call to action for a public health crisis that affects individual, families, society. the number of americans affected by substance abuse disorders is as many americans affected by diabetes, more than 1.5 times the americans affected by cancer, yet we accept a diseases? probably not. the hope is this will catalyze

. >> it seems that whenever's there's a surge of adrenaline to the heart, it can cause the there's a surge of adrenaline to the heart, it can cause the heart to beat very strongly, an there's a surge of adrenaline to the heart, it can cause the heart to beat very strongly, and these arteries can rip or tear open. emily: hormones may increase the risk. lindsay delivered two babies in less than two years and she was working out that afternoon with heavy weights. >> i thought maybe i just pulled a muscle. you think of all those excuses. emily: even the paramedics thought lindsay was having a panic attack. >> the symptoms of anxiety are very similar to cardiac symptoms. and so that's a frequent reason when young women would go to the emergency room, they'd be sent home. emily: undiagnosed patients >> the bad can stop beating or having a bad rhythm problem in the first days of a heart attack. emily: instead, lindsay entered this cardiac rehab program at m.b.h. to repair her heart. rehab nurses teach safer exercises, meditation and stress management. >> that's hard when you have two little

the it seems there's no keeping this in adrenaline junkie away. he makes headlines for scaling world trade center. his latest stunt captured on >> it looked prettier with a little coating of snow. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> tonight we are seeing a rain at the wind started to pick up so we want to check in with the forecast three tomorrow morning. >> all the way from now to tomorrow morning the wind are starting to pick up and temps listing on 30 miles an hour. even higher as the night progresses. let's chellos some of the rainbow. most of a shades of blue and green. a little happier as you head towards the mansfield area. we will go ahead and zooming closely and show you just the west. it's all right and has overspread all of our western counties at this point. a little if we go south and east of mansfield, those are some of the areas were getting more moderate clips of rain especially through the three millersburg. along 77 before rainfall amounts that nothing to the east is taking its time of spreading to our eastern counties of more t

the law firm and an adrenaline rush. and it's going to be a rush for bryan, different from anything he has ever done. i think he'll enjoy it. it's a fun thing to do, the drivers experience the adrenaline rush and the gs when they take off. . >> shelby, how fast do they go? >> i'm not sure about that, but that one is capable of going 150 to 170 miles per hour. >> need to crank it up. what are the chances on a scale of one to ten that bryan needs to change his pants after that? >> he might. the crew said he might scream like a girl. >> he that's normal. >> people going out there, they can't climb in, but can talk and visit with the drivers. >> yeah, you can come to the pit and learn about drag bode both racing many. -- drag boat racing. . >> look that the. he is loving it. >> and you have been doing this for a number of years. what gets you going? >> sorry. i didn't hear that. >> of course you didn't. it's so darn loud out there. you have been doing this for years. what is the best part of it? >> for me, it's a family thin

insulin shock, electric therapy adrenaline, pentothal. no change in the ecg. no metabolic increase or toxic reaction. seems to narrow down to a complete repressive block total catatonic state. and if there should be any change, any response alert interrogation section four. we've run a check-out test and resimulated the electronic tape pulses. there was definitely just the one tape he wanted to run an auto-destruct on. o destroy the one file tape with his name in it. missing persons, expxpined. but, why? just a technical listing. i guess his position light didn't show up in a scsc for two days when he was in greenland last year. - lentil cracker? - oh, black ma'am, o oboth. or as soon as tenley can tell us, why? or has he already told us? (tenley on tape) 'i can't stop...kill me.' 'green...opal...rock.' run a program code on green opal right now. (mcnabb) 'this is the green opal map reference.' 'but, without the code area key number.' how about brach? we don't have anythihi on it as a code or a location but we do have a cross-reference as a name, walter g. bra

it's also a level of adrenaline. it's super fun. >> it's got to be exciting. do you have a scene? what do you like the most? >> i love all of them. they all hold special places in my heart. >> i saw it a couple years ago. i'm telling you i could barely stay in my seat. songs are so good. >> what are the audiences like? what's been their reaction? >> it's so hard to go to the show and not have fun. it's way harder to go and not have fun than to just let they sing along. it's one big party. >> oh man. the fact that any given day like you said, some of the four seasons could be in the audience. got to be extra encourage. and so lively. the story is just so -- i love it because they stay so true to who they are. >> they don't sugar coat it. they don't -- they were these rough guys off the streets of jersey in the 50s. >> and >> that's right, they could. >> they made a living from it. so wonderful. you looking forward to having home cooking from mom? >> that's right. starting cooing. i'm ready, hungry. -- start cooking. >> i'm ready. i'm hungry. >> thank you matthew. >> thank you. >> y

. >> we are all adrenaline junkies. >> they jump out of planes from well over 12,000 feet in the air. they top well over 100 miles per hour. >> the risk is there but it is easily managed. >> travis has done >> i feel safer than driving a car. >> the zephyrhills native grew up diving. >> you can use your arms, turn the torso. >> today he is a sky dive instructor. >> push your legs forward. >> you can imagine his excitement when he learned the first ever weaned suit championship. >> it is generally straight >> giving him home-field advantage. >> we are using parachutes to deploy and land safely. we have not figured out how to land them yet. >> the first official wing shoot champion there are only about 100 people competing all week long, but many are from all over the world. competitors like this man from finland.>> know this place for sure. >> this adrenaline junkie says it is her second time here. >> i guess you have to be a little bit crazy in a good way. >> of course she tells me she is in it to win it. in zephyrhills, adam winer abc action news.>> i thought he was going to jump. i

it means i happen to have a human thing called an adrenaline gland. hmm. it does sound most inconvenient, however. very funny. you try to cross brains with spock, he'll cut you to pieces every time. captain to bridge. spock here. any signs of life? negative. have you tried all hahaing frequencies? affirmative. no answer from the cube. have the department heads meet me on the bridge. already standing by. [beeping] reporting, sir. sensors show it is solid, but its composition is unknown to us. lieutenant uhura? hailing frequencies still open, sir. navigation. distance from us-- 1,593 meters, position constant. each of its edges measures 107 m mers. mass, a little under 11,000 metric tons. scotty. mode of power? beats me what makes it go. i'll buy speculation. i'd sell it if i had any. that's a solid cube. hohosomething like that can sense us coming, block us, move when we move, it beats me. rt. life sciences. same report. sir, we going to just let it hold us here? we've got phaser weapons. i vote we blast it. i'll keep that in mind, mr. bailey, when this bec

and they're running just as hard as they can run, we're running as hard as we can run, it's an adrenaline-kicking son of a gun, i'll tell you that for a fact. >> reporter: a lot of fun, yes, but a buffalo can weigh 2,000 pounds, and some of them have an attitude. just ask first-timer chris richgels. >> well, i had a bull turn and come at me on my horse and we it made for a memorable event. >> reporter: more than 30 million buffalo once roamed the u.s., but in the 1800s they were slaughtered by pioneers almost to extinction. today one of the country's largest wild herds calls custer state park home. there's a purpose to this roundup. >> yes, very definitely. >> it's for the health of the herd. >> health of the herd, to hold the herd in a manageable number so that they don't overgraze the land. >> ready. >> reporter: after the roundup they're vaccinated, calves are branded and some cows are sold. for landis it never gets old. >> when you quit doing your thing that you like to do, you're going to die. >> team, spread out across here. >> reporter: for this cowboy living a good long life means making

i had so much adrenaline running through me. >> [ bleep ]! >> people really need to step back and remember that though they may feel angry right now they don't want those actions to lead to something that they have to think about the rest of their life. >> true or false? although we don't know what trigged these drivers' dangerous behaviors, occasionally erupting in rage due to what should be minor stresses is a recognized psychiatric condition. it's true. it's called intermittent explosive disorder. and according to the national institute of mental health, as much as 7.3% of the u.s. population experiences it. >> we think about intermittent explosive disorder. we're talking about people who majorly react to small situations and they react with uncontrollable rage. this is a very serious condition, and in the situation of road rage, we don't have the luxury of knowing who has ied or who has just the regular anger or frustration. >> but ronnie gonzalez is still right in the middle of the fight. >> he's like next to me at 100 miles an hour, exc

our adrenaline is pumping so hard " o' leary says this is not their usual house or field fire that they're used to facing. "where you have this type of chemicals and oil and stuff like that it's you can prepare how to fight it, but to the extent of harder to train for." jeff scott lives near the plant and figured a fire would happen there one day "a lot of oil all over the ground, and all it needed was a good spark. and the conditions had to be just right for it to team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. after several days of thick cloud cover, skies will finally start to clear out tonight. with relatively thanks, chris. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at great evening. hey. hi, how was the screening? oh, sheldon invoked rosa parks to make somebody who cut the line feel bad, but only the white people felt bad. ugh, i should've never bought him that coloring book that explains black history month. how'd it go with my mother? uh, you know, it started a little rocky, but i think we got to a good place. wow. well done. (chuckles) yeah, and when i dropped her off at th

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. >> when you are in an accident, your adrenaline may be pumping, your heart may be beating quickly. the most important thing is to call the police so they can when there is so much going through your head, it is better to be safe than sorry. when should you consider calling a lawyer? >> sooner is better than later. the at-fault attorney is already starting to organize the defense to your claim. you want to have somebody on your side as early as possible to help. >> so, specifically talk to me about that. how can i lawyer help me? >> tune in and quarterback the situation. a lot of things will fly at you pretty quickly. medicabi you will have insurance people calling. you want a lawyer who can take those things off your shoulders so that you can focus on the most important thing, getting better. >> and what is one of the most common mistakes people make when they are involved in an accident? >> thinking they can do it on their own. it is important to have a lawyer on your side from the get-go to fight that insurance company on your behalf. >> well, thank you so much. that is great inf

our bodies, on the inside, react the same -- we have adrenaline pumping. we don't necessarily think as clearly as we want to. you know, our blood pressure rises. you know, we start sweating more -- all of that stuff. physiological responses are exactly the same and they also prime us for anger and america where we have to be really careful whether we're on a super high, high, or super low, low, because we can start attack each other because our bodies are primed for it. >> the best advice is take a deep breath and do not take your anger out on social media. he said go to a journal to write things down but do not fire off on facebook. that is not good for anyone. >>> researchers studied hiv using a usb stick. it detects the virus in a single drop of blood and creates an electrical signal that can be read by a computer. typically it takes a few days to produce results but this test was able to produce result in under 30 minutes with 95% accuracy. this technology could eventually allow hiv patients to regularly check their virus diabetics monitor their blood

and adrenaline will carry you for a period of time, it's not very long and the more time you can buy by locking yourself down, getting into a position that you can get away, the more chance you have and then things get better for the victims, often times they kill themselves or they make a mistake and policemen, police officers or sheriffs neutralize them. what we are trying to do is buy time so that the police can respond and you have a chance to survive. >> all right, thank you, so much for joining us. jon. jon: joining us mike, former director of the new york terrorism task force. mike, this doesn't seem to be a terrorist incident or could it be? >> we have no idea right now what the motivations are. that's what everybody is trying to sort out but as we know from unfortunately other situations in this same type of scenario, the priority now is to make sure everybody is safe, to lock down and make sure there's no other threats that are out there and then the forensic analysis begins, what was this person's motivation, what kind of weapons, how did he get the weapon, what is their d

extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games st. louis. two times, one strike away from winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain this is the first game 7 tied after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. three catchers. if they want to pinch run for ross, they can and they will with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. >> joe: now coghlan running at first. heyward at the plate. remember, cody allen took over in the seventh, got a strike him out, throw him out double play. quick eight. hedges tackle his pitch count is up to 23. >

. >> initial ly you have that adrenaline rush, you want to make sure your guys are okay. it could have ended another way. we're thankful to god for his grace and protecting our >> reporter: the suspect that fired on that officer has been caught. as for the officer that was fired upon, he stayed on-scene and continued to investigate. >>> we'll keep you updatod this story. get alerts to your phone, just download our free app. >>> to the death of former cuban dick tartd fidel castro. >> reporter: he was a revolutionary leader who put cuba on the world stage and made himself a world player. >> i have directed the armed forces to prepare for any eventuality. there were transferred power to his brother raul. whether you saw him as a revolutionary leader or a ruthless dictator, it is undeniable he is one of the most influential leader s this the last century. >> reporter: no massive crowds here at the cuban embassy, but there have been some coming in and out, some to mourn, some to celebrate. he was a polarizing like h aope to change the world for the best. >> reporter: maria ca

. >> really it was just adrenaline at the end of the game with a chance to put your >> they block the extra point and it is picked up. denver is running down the field. >> i mean it was a play we practiced all week for a special situation like that. obviously it was either win or lose. >> parks into the end zone with a two-point conversion. >> oh man, i was moving so fast. i mean they had to take it down to the wire. i'm not worried about none of that. >> they will need to make certain that will parks stayed inbounds and he was tantalizinglos close, but i see a black jersey coming and that he must have been trying to save the day, but that wasn't going to happen. >> never been involved in a crazier finish. >> is water wet? no. i have never been caught in something like that. >> reporter: one rookie blocks it, another scoops it up. >> justin is a tall guy, man. he was able to get there. and will, i'm glad he had those white shoes on. because i think that's what i wore white shoes for a reason. i was going down. and justin simmons got the block. 34 capitalized. 31 and 34 all day. >> thi

extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and two times, one strike away from winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe:-0 ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. ross, they can and they will with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. first. heyward at the plate. remember, cody allen took over in the seventh, got a strike him out, throw him out double play. quick eight. hedges tackle his pitch co

extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and st. louis. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for ross, ey with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. >> joe: now coghlan running at remember, cody allen took over in the seventh, got a strike him out, throw him out double play. quick eight. hedges tackle his pitch count is up to 23. >> j

remember, pharmaceutical executives don't get their adrenaline from an epipen... ... they get it from your misery. and congress can grill them all they want! but the problem is that mega-mergers have created monopolies! the fda can't stop it...and shocker! - there's been little support to curb price gouging in mccain sponsored a bi-partisan bill to force drug companies to justify price hikes. but as we learned in schoolhouse rock... that bill is really nothing but a sad little scrap of paper nobody's paying attention to on capital hill. we'll be digging deeper into these issues over the next few days who's choosing pharma over you... and who's getting rich on it all. because knowing how much your medical care is going to cost you... shouldn't be a game of price is right. that was noah prsk continues tonight at 11, with a deeper look at where the pharmacuetical revenues are really going. an important consumer alert this morning. right now, there is a massive recall of frozen desserts. the fda says 100 thousand cases of "weight watchers smart one's chocolate chip cookie

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extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and st. louis. winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. >> joe: now coghlan running at first. remember, cody allen took over in the seventh, got a strike him out, throw him out double play. quick eight. hedges tackle hi

the adrenaline rush. so we have to induce stress in some way. >> move that [ bleep ]! move that way! move! walk! >> most of these kids are coming straight from high tend to focus on as much here in this environment. >> with that suicide class, what are some of the things that are taught? >> the biggest thing is recognizing signs. the other thing is trying to remove that stigma that if you seek help, that you're weak or that you're not a soldier. >> we teach how to get through >> every soldier we recruit has the best opportunity to complete basic training. >> if they are not ready physically, there is a process in place to delay their entry into basic training until they are. is there anything like that in place for mental health? >> not that i'm aware of. >> you got stressful times that are so far beyond what you could imagine. many, many briefings started with, hey, it's going to be dangerous today. hey, i have every intention of trying to get us killed today. >> and right now we want to go back to our panel of veterans that we brought in for charlie foxtrot. courtney

. >> it's an adrenaline-kicking son of a gun. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. scott is off. i'm john dickerson. this is our overnight edition. america has an addiction problem. and in the first report of its kind surgeon general vivek murthy called for a major shift in the way we treat this. his report says nearly 21 million suffer from substance abuse. it affects more americans than cancer. yet 90% are not getting treatment. the economic impact is more tha $440 billion. cbs news medical correspondent dr. tara narula joins us now. tara, do we really know how to define addiction? >> the report does a great job of telling us this is a spectrum that ranges from substance misuse all the way to the more severe form of the disorder, addiction. it's a call to action for a public health crisis that affects individuals, families, society. the number of americans affected by substance use disorders is as many americans as affected by cancer, and yet we accept a treatment rate of 10% for those diseases? probably not. the hope is that this will catalyze change as

you have the adrenaline and brush and you prepare and you flush your body the next day, but to think it doesn't have a toll on somebody who has never done it before. >> joe: broken bat, 92. at second, baez! unbelievable turn by a hobby or baez as he takes an errant pass, takes a load of aroldis chapman. circle bat, baez with good glove work again, a magician at second base. ?? a whole hazelnut, dipped in smooth chocolatey cream... wrapped in a crispy wafer... and covered in hazelnut pieces. ?? ferrero rocher... celebration has arrived. i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists that whitening toothpastes are not good for people ensodyne true white is a product that is 10 times less abrasive than many of the whitening toothpastes that are out there, and especially designed for sensitivity sufferers. it's different, there's nobody else out there that i'm aware of that has developed whitening for people with sensitivity in this way. ? ? what? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.

that will fight for the championship next weekend, so you'll see a lot of passion here, a lot of adrenaline, probably a lot of breaks because they will do whatever they need to to get one of those four spots, so i think it's going to be a great race for the fans, the three of them, and thanks for coming out. >> i want to show you this because this is exciting for he, a concept for nascar. >> yeah, i have done it for a couple of years now, but on the scheme of things, it's new. in the days of old they would put all of the merchandise in different trailers, whereas now it's basically a superstore and there's so much more apparel that you can try it on. some of the die hard fans took a while to come over to this concept but the numbers have gone up and it's really a cool you were saying who is the most popular? >> dale ernhardt, and then harvick and then stewart and all of the rest follow of that. >> we have got t-shirts, hats, coolers, what's the biggest selling item? >> sweatshirts for dale, because we are in season now, and for tony stewart it's going to be also for dale ernhardt it's going

. >> when people speed up to get away, that creates an adrenaline rush for the person who is chasing. so it's almost like a cat and mouse game now. >> plus speeding up only puts you at greater risk of getting into an accident. so a is not a good option. what about defusing the situation by pulling over? >> anytime you do have an irate driver, you never want to engage with them. that is just going to further increase the problem. >> the answer is, b, back off and give the antagonist the space to calm down. >> the best thing you can do if someone is near you on the roadway screaming or yelling and you're in fear for yourself, the best thing you can do is create distance and time. >> unfortunately, ronnie chooses to flee through oncoming traffic. >> i'm like, oh, my god, this is insane. i can't believe this is happening. i just -- my heart was racing, it was pounding. i had so much adrenaline running through me. >> [ bleep ] >> people really need to step back and remember that though they may feel angry right now they don't want those actions to lead to something that they have to think

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the adrenaline was pumping so much that i wasn't really sensing anything other than the heart beating and the ringing in my ears. the smoke is so thick, that you don't really see anything but the smoke. so i go, i break through the smoke and suddenly there's flames. and then it's like crackling yellow rage, right, like all around and you're like, you know, you just kind of like fall into it. you just kind of keep on going, you have to, you have to push through, you do not stop. and so i dove through actual flames for about 100 yards. and bob is on my tail, and i mean i just had my eye, one eye glued on the rear view mirror to see if he made it. because i didn't think he was going to. i really didn't think he was going to. and then he burst through, literally, it's like, you know, a slow motion gunshot through a barrel. he just kind of puff of smoke separated and he burst through it. and i was like, oh, thank god. >> as i come down the driveway, i see my sister coming up and she was on her hands and knees crawling. so i tell ashley, get in the back seat. and as she's jumping into the b

. >> it changed from 254 to 274, i josh: he says staffers today are returning on pure adrenaline. >> it's very exciting, we were up until 4:15, there was a lot of high fives, a lot of excitement in the office, we're looking forward to the next steps, which is a trump presidency. josh: a trump presidency. initially the shock and uncertainty surrounding that reality sent financial markets plunging as dow futures dropped overnight. but when the sun came up, optimism came with it and by close up more than 200 points. just part of the roller coaster ride that the country has been on how for more than a year. jennifer: here in new hampshire, more than 729,000 people voted for candidates printed on the election day ballot. tonight our team coverage continues with voter reaction to those results. wmurs jennifer crompton is live with that. reporter: donald trump's victory the mood among those we spoke with today one of reflection. there was no one gloating, nor was there anyone preaching doom and gloom. but certainly there is huge disappointment among hillary clinton supporters, and worry abo

extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played.back to texas and st. louis. two times, one strike away from winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitches ang a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. this is the first game 7 tied after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for ross, they can and they will with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. >> joe: now coghlan running at first. heyward at the plate. remember, cody

by the time it sets in, the adrenaline slows down, you start realizing what had taken place. it was surreal. >> it would have been fatal from what i was told. >> amazing. officer says it was a true team effort. the woman is recovering at the hospital. >>> all right. she had enough being pested by her little ones. the sous feeding her 7 piglets when this happened. take a look. a little attention seek ergot quite a brushoff. is launched into mid air, he gets up, shakes it off and goes in again. take a look at it. watch, pigs fly. >> she needs to take a chill pill. >>> we have a reminder, it is free coffee day at every lala location, the retailer is celebrating the grand opening of its 100th store in brandon. lala employees are making 1000 sandwiches for local schools to help fight childhood hunger. >>> the start of closure for a local family after deputies tell them they caught the man who hit and killed their loved one. i'm isabella how authorities caught him and why they still need your help. >>> we are entering last weekend before the election, the candidates pulling support

. >> if you get too high on adrenaline, you will fail. >> reporter: all the while sending back information to central command. it's only a drill. but the skills they are perfecting, inval you aable -- invaluable. the training comes at las vegas is updating its own emergency response plan. exercise. this man says there will be others. >> they have clinical, a meth lab that was abandoned. they will need to decontaminate. oil and fuel lines have ruptured. they will need to respond to. >> reporter: and she says there are other questions following any disaster. >> how do we restore services? >> reporter: exactly what rescue teams are now facing in the very real disaster occurrin rescue could take days. here, it is all controlled. >> find out where it would be at. >> reporter: planning for that day no one wants to see. and nearly 600 national guard soldiers participated in today's exercises. these are men and women in from california, utah, colorado, all ready to lend that mutual aid if back to you. >>> the tournament of roses parade is a big parade to watch. today, the family of russell put the